| lead recovery | 3.16 | Initially, exports led the recovery. | ||
| expect recovery | 3.09 | Full recovery is expected. | ||
| continue recovery | 2.90 | Wall Street continues its recovery. | ||
| speed recovery | 2.83 | They think it might speed his recovery. | ||
| delay recovery | 2.50 | The recovery is delayed. | ||
| slow recovery | 2.30 | His recovery has been slowed by a groin injury. | ||
| make recovery | 2.24 | Both also made quick recoveries. | ||
| see recovery | 2.17 | We are not going to see a recovery in a few months. | ||
| help recovery | 1.84 | Interest rate cuts should help that recovery. | ||
| follow recovery | 1.58 | Partial recoveries were followed by abrupt relapses. | ||
| begin recovery | 1.38 | Then he began his recovery. | ||
| hinder recovery | 1.32 | Lower spending would hinder economic recovery. | ||
| stage recovery | 1.32 | By summer, it began to stage a recovery. | ||
| sustain recovery | 1.32 | The stock market is unable to sustain a recovery. | ||
| complicate recovery | 1.25 | His recovery was complicated by pneumonia and bronchitis. | ||
| fuel recovery | 1.25 | His desire to return to it fueled his recovery. | ||
| hamper recovery | 1.25 | Other mines hampered recovery of the dead. | ||
| spur recovery | 1.25 | Casino gambling, he said, will spur economic recovery. | ||
| complete recovery | 1.18 | Nonetheless, it is sure to be a slow road to complete recovery. | ||
| hasten recovery | 1.18 | Scott also hastened recovery with his up-beat attitude. |